At one point, Violet
At one point, Violet, a man, is portrayed in a very dark and wholly disturbing way. It's painful to watch, but not one of my favorites.<br /><br />At other times, Violet's part seems to go too far, as if she's trying to escape the past, the present, and the future.<br /><br />The film's ending seems to be in a weird way. In a way, it's
At one point, Violet appears to be both into and out of some sort of weird cult, and gets her first taste of it at the end when she meets Ken. She also gets her first taste of the occult at the end of the movie. I really liked how Violet's total silence makes the film feel like a movie. The whole movie is quiet and slow, which I think is a good thing, but I would not recommend it. I really